US EditionRussian Attack Damages Energy, Port Infrastructure in Ukraine's South, Governor Says
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Russia carries out at least five to six massive strikes on Ukraine's infrastructure every month, using drones and missiles, including increasingly ballistic missiles.
A Russian attack damaged industrial, port and energy infrastructure facilities in Ukraine's Odesa region on the Black Sea overnight, causing disruption to power supplies in separate settlements in the southern part of the region, a local official said on Tuesday.
The Russian military carried out new attacks on targets in Ukraine overnight, including targeting energy and port infrastructure in the southern city of Odessa. The attacks have caused power outages in four Ukrainian regions, with Russia also being targeted, claiming to have shot down more than 200 Ukrainian drones.
Territories of enterprises, some equipment damaged, says Odesa governor, adds power outages observed in some settlements - Anadolu Ajansı
Russians again attack critical infrastructure in Odessa regionRussian drones damaged infrastructure and equipment in Odessa region. Rescuers extinguished the fire, no deaths or injuries.
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